Book The book was originally published in 1979 by McClelland and Stewart, who described Justin's autobiography as a "true and daringly naked odyssey that will shock, amuse and enlighten as it probes the startling potential of the human mind". Story behind the book Introduction Off the Teeter-Totter: Label Liberation, or How I overcame my fear of whores, royalty, gays, teachers, yuppies, psychiatrists, athletes, transvestites, clergy, police, children, bullies, politicians, nuns, grandparents, doctors, celebrities, gurus, artists, critics, mothers, fathers, publishers, blacks, browns, yellows, reds, whites, myself and you      Disclaimer    without prejudice          * * * * * [ To be completed soon ]   Read at your own risk Portions of the following text contain adult situations. Parental supervision recommended.
Video Off the Teeter-Totter: Label Liberation, or How I overcame my fear... In a live performance, Justin Thomas recreates his one-person autobiographical show, which won rave reviews in New York, London, Paris and Toronto. Laugh, cry, live and learn along with Justin as he retraces the steps that led him to Label Liberation. Approx. running time: 2.5 hours Video clip for PC  (wmv, 5.20MB, 1 min) Video clip for MAC  (mov, 4.70MB, 1 min)		CD-ROM Off the Teeter-Totter: Label Liberation, or How I overcame my fear... A two-CD set including 20 original songs and narration. A musical autobiography celebrating life as a work in progress. Includes the "Label Liberation" song. Approx. running time: 1.5 hours Label Liberation song  (mp3, 990KB, 1 min) Stanley  (mp3, 536KB, 35 sec) Always On the Outside  (mp3, 511KB, 30 sec) Life Is Like a Card Game  (mp3, 759KB, 50 sec) The State of Joker  (mp3, 726KB, 45 sec)
"Justin unzips the fly of words." "The London Observer"   Other voices along the way... reviews + comments Dr.Justin Thomas, in addition to television and radio interviews, has lectured to a wide spectrum of audiences, from students and teachers, to business groups and academic societies. He has been a keynote speaker at the Canadian Mental Health Association's Annual Convention and a special speaker at a Convention of Immigration Attorneys. Among others, he has spoken to a Convention of Social Workers, a Convention of Deans of Students at UCLA, an ESL Catholic Teachers' Association, and the staff of the British Council. His seminars, lectures and workshops communicate the reality of living label-free and bridging the gender, ethnic, religious and intergenerational gaps. Justin Thomas reveals a new approach to crisis prevention and intervention, and a profoundly simple method for dissolving depression and violence, as well as awakening boundary-free emotional intelligence. He also puts a new creative perspective to stress and identity issues in family dynamics, education, work, and personal relationships. Check out Justin's International Anthem!  Anthem